Dry Fly 'Expert'

So you have carefully positioned yourself somewhere downstream where you can watch and wait awhile.  You have enjoyed some of the wildlife ...

"I fully understand the value of thorough reconnaissance, but like a lot of anglers I have to travel a fair distance to follow my spor...

In our migration from stillwaters to dry fly fishing on rivers and streams we now come to the most important part of the move.  It concerns ...

...to complete your dry fly arsenal. So far in this imaginary migration from still waters to dry fly fishing on rivers and streams we hav...

If you are making the move from stillwaters, what landing net did you use?  Did it have a long handle?  Did it have a good sized head so you...

If you are making the move from lakes and reservoirs to rivers and streams it can be more to your advantage to spend your money on your fis...

So having considered our tops and our bottoms we can now consider our middles. In mountain biking circles in the Peak District in Derbyshi...

Click on the image to enlarge it and click again to get a closer look still ...are now available in WF3F, WF4F, WF5F, WF6F and WF7F.  Th...

Where you, dear angler, are the "subject". Last time we examined your head, so now we consider your other end.  What you wear on...

They also maketh more successful anglers, especially anglers who must be stealthy for their branch of our wonderful Sport.  If you are comin...

 John Neville in typical pose at Ladybower in the late 60's  ...from still waters "Whence come you?" "The Lakes and...

Winter dry fly fishing, in England, need not be a complete waste of time.  It seems that some flies will appear in all weathers and at all t...

 In 1676 Charles Cotton had it as one of the pretenders to the crown of "Mayfly" but it came in Bronze Medal position after th...

Your success will be greatly affected by how well you apply these two elements of this great Sport of ours - Observation and Stealth.  The r...